Keith Wyness, the former chief of Everton, has voiced his belief that West Ham fans will come to regret their decision to push manager David Moyes out of the club. Wyness, who served as CEO at Goodison Park and now advises elite clubs, criticized some Irons supporters for being stuck in the past and not understanding the realities of the modern Premier League.

Recent reports from Football Insider indicated that fan pressure played a role in West Ham changing their minds about offering Moyes a contract extension earlier this year. As a result, Moyes is expected to leave the club at the end of the season, with talks reportedly held with Ruben Amorim as a potential replacement.

Wyness, who has worked closely with Moyes during their time at Everton, expressed his disappointment at the way things are turning out for the 62-year-old manager. He believes that Moyes has done a remarkable job at West Ham and that fans will eventually come to appreciate his contributions.

Despite criticism from some quarters about the style of play under Moyes, Wyness sees him as a seasoned manager who knows how to get results, even if it means not always playing the most attractive football. He expects that over time, fans will recognize Moyes’ achievements and regret their calls for his departure.